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Funny thing about extended warranties...

The whacky neighb just bought a new Harley a month or so ago (since he trashed the last one), and the Harley extended warranty was $4,000! That brought the total price to $27,000 for the bike.

I got my Huffy for $149 :)
 
I buy things there when the prices are attractive. Most times things like drives (including Mass sales tax) are less than I can find online. They are competitive in my area. When I need it today, and they have it...I'll buy.

Best,

Paul
 
SoftJock Rick said:
I'm not surprised...

Went on a road trip with the neighb about a week ago to BB -- first time I had been in one in like 8-9 years or so. The place was virtually empty of customers, but the stock on hand was incredible! Based upon what I saw, they have an inventory problem...

Many people are ordering online now, so I can't see how it makes sense to keep those huge stores stocked to the roof with stuff all year long. I've seen a number of stores that were into selling cd's go out of business. CD World is one of them and the FYE store on route 22 is noW an AT&T store.

BTW, I didn't buy anything, but the neighb bought a couple cheap flash drives, and a couple primo CD's for 4.99 each (SRV and Eric Clapton I think). They must be hurting, to discount them that much...
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The issue as to cd sells is hurting everywhere as people can easily download whatever song or cd they want online. Not to mention file sharing. So there's no surprise there. I'm not a BB fan either simply because i can normally buy the same stuff somewhere else cheaper.

Now for a little heads up BB actually is just old Tops Appliance. I figured this out when i went to apply for a cc and saw it was the same company handling their cc division. The company is located in Georgia. The problem that TA had to me was that they were trying to sell just about everything. I just never thought of going to TA to buy a bed. That to me is where you go to some store that either exclusively sells beds or a furniture store.
 
Because Credit Company XYZ is handling BB's credit cards means absolutely nothing. Several companies use the same credit card services.
 
I'll also add that if you do some simple research, BB and Tops have never been related to each other. Two completely separate companies. Each company can use any other business for what services they offer.

Your example is like saying all of those DJ's on here that use Square for CC payments, are all the same company.
 
Best Buy is sometimes referred to as Amazon's showroom...go to BB to see and feel, go to Amazon to buy...
 
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